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what do you guys think is better in general?
the DK General Lee
or the DK Cincinnati
the DK General Lee
or the DK Cincinnati
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Originally Posted by haro_rider09
i dont like the 3/8" and 14mm axle setup
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i still dont like it because where i live if i ever do need to replace axles i buy a pair
its a set with a front and a back
but i also dont like the setup
either both 14mm or both 3/8
its a set with a front and a back
but i also dont like the setup
either both 14mm or both 3/8
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Most definitely the Buck 99 is not a better bike than the Cincinnati. The General Lee is excellent, but you lose the front brakes, it looks like no pegs... and it doesn't talk about gearing.
For $220.00 the Cincinnati has it all - smaller gearing, 4 pegs, front & rear brakes, and good design.
Of course, if you want to flatland, you get the DK Signal from www.flatlandfuel.com
For $220.00 the Cincinnati has it all - smaller gearing, 4 pegs, front & rear brakes, and good design.
Of course, if you want to flatland, you get the DK Signal from www.flatlandfuel.com
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naw i dont do as much flatlanding as i used to
i do some but not enough to get a bike just for flatlanding
i do street, a little flatland, and every now and then ill jump some trails
i got pegs from my old haro i can put on the general lee but what do you think?
and now im on a $350.00 buget so i can go to even more bikes
what you think i should get?
i do some but not enough to get a bike just for flatlanding
i do street, a little flatland, and every now and then ill jump some trails
i got pegs from my old haro i can put on the general lee but what do you think?
and now im on a $350.00 buget so i can go to even more bikes
what you think i should get?
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the general lee is good for dirt jumping but dosent feel to good on street whereas the cincinatti is a good allrounder especially street i have ridden both of them along with a dk dayton, which is far superior the other two.
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If you are riding a haro and a dk I say sell one or both of them and get a rockin' bike.
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Check out the Fit completes. also the Volume Compton complete.
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wel im on a 350 budge
street, a little dirt and a little flatland
what do yall recommend?
street, a little dirt and a little flatland
what do yall recommend?